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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-06
A Dangerous Game.
BY THE AUTHOR OF ''MY DEAREST HEART"

II suppose you were not with Lady Fen
wick long?" asked Gwendoline. Girls gen.
orally stay at school until eighteen"
Eighteen months" / answered. II am
twenty-One now"
''Oh, | am not curious as TO your age, Miss
ThOmel | imagined you younger; but,
since you are not, so much the better. You
are the more likely TO know how to conduct
yourself in a rather peculiar position"
II hope 1 shall know how to conduct my
self in any position may he called to FILL"
1t was a stiff and formal answer, foolish
one to give to her; but was angry, and it
was all could do to keep down my anger
and speak calmly.
Were you called to the Granger" she
asked.
81 was engaged by Mr.. GascOigne."
Just so. | thought perhaps you meant a
species of call such as the MethOdistS talk
about. Your sentiment Is excellent; live
up 10 it and the faith in yourself 1t implies,
and you cannot fail to be successful in life"
II wonder you would come to such a dull
place as the Grange" Annis hurried on.
But dare say you did not know what it
would be like"
II certainly did not"
But hope it will turn out TO be less dis
agreeable than first impressions may have
suggested. Tomorrow | must show you the
grounds and the lake, and, if it is fine, we
will go to Marlands"
When tea was over, Hilda Farqnhar went
TO the piano and played some difficult music
of Chopin's with cold and perfect execution.
IF you like to sing, GwendOline," she
said presently, 81 will play your accompani-
ments."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-06

Miss Thorne wisely selects very simple
songs" said Miss Farquhar, with little
smile Of contempt
'Oh, that was the reason, was itP l
thought Miss ThOrne chose those songs to
please me. Can Won sing ANYTHING i'm the
STYLE of Lady Martins songs"-he fingered
some of her music that Law on the table
something by Arthur Sullivan or +. IL.
Cowen? Try, IL you please"
Iwould have sung to him fifty songs all
other day In order TO have refused then; but
asked myself why should be thought to
accept Miss Farquhar's sneers; and, with a
rebellious desire TO do my best in the knowl-
edge that they had never sought 10 hear me
In their drawing-roOm, | without a word
obeyed.
chose will he cOme?' and think that
sang IL well. the better that knew Lady
Martin Pomeroy and her sister were listen
ing. But II was too, ballad that I loved
and. as went ON. | forgot the proud faces
watching me, and the cold criticism ready
10 seize on a family note or AN imperf.ct
chord. AsI nlaved the soft symnbonv he
fore the last sad verse, I heard LADY Mar
tins voice. She began in clear sharp ac-
cents. without a pretence of n whisDer.
II had a letter."
The old man held mn his hand ouickIv
and authoritativeIv and never turned his
face from me
When the last refrain was finished
Rest 20 the weary spirit
Peace to the quiet dead"
and the last soft chords had died away, he
uttered simple courteous Thank YOU"
and then looked at Gwendoline.
Now | am at your service, Gwendoline.
You had letterT'
Il will wait" she answered, until can
speak to you in private. am not in hur-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-06
POISON.

Three years ago contracted blood poison.
1 applied 10 physician ut once and his treat
meut came near killing me. employed an
old physician and then went to Ky. then
W, mt TO Hot Springs and remained two months,
but nothing seemed to cure me permanently,
although temporary relief was given me, My
condition grew desperate and applied TO
noted quack. but / did not improve. then
used preparation which was prescribed
gratis" but IL contained too much alcohol
an aggravated my snfferings. then placed
m self under the treatment OF a noted Nash
willie ply stefan and for \ time was benefited,
but by fall ] returned home IA ruined man,
physically and financially, with but little pros
poets OF ever getting well. My money being
exhausted, | did not know what TO do. In
May, lSS5. my mother persuaded me to get
bottle of Is Il. II. made in Atlanta) and did
so 20 crafty her, but to my utter astOnish-
mont had not finished the first bottle before
every ulcer had been healed.
To the present time have used five bottles
and have received more benefit than from all
the rCSt combined; and am satisfied that u.
Il. u. is the most wonderful blood purifier ever
before known, and | urge all afflicted young
mvn to try one single bottle and be convinced.
| can truly say think It the best medicine in
the world. Il. L. HALLERTON.6
Macon, Ga, May |, 1886.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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II for Kidney arrangements. -
r. r. CAIIAUAS.D
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VERY NERVOUS.

For many years | have been afflicted with
Rheumatism combined with some Kidney
Troubles. Indigestion finally added To my
misery and I soon became feeble and very
nervous, aud my whole system was pros
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and numerous patent medicines resOrted To
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To others who may he similarly afflicted.
Mss =. TONLINsON.
Alfalfa "A NM
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~ Hacks Nos. 10, II. IL, Il, u, Is. Under.
posits MeDger Hotel. Bodies enbslmed and
shipped TO all points in the Union. Only white
Hesrse In the city. Open day and night Tels-
phone Ne. IL
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GEO. M. H0LMGREEN & SONS
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s. A. g. A. p. Railroad.
NEW SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME.

San Antonio Has NowiTwo Trains. Daily
To and From New Orleans.
The new time card of the Southern Pacific
goes in force today, giving two trains daily, as
follows:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-15
TIRE TRAIN R0BBERIES.
= Leading Pitcsburg Tailor Making Up
Stolen Goods.
NEW DEVELOPMENTS.

PITTsBURG, Pa, April I+.-Some new
points were developed to-day in the
wholesale Panhandle ROBBERY. The de,
tectives having the matter in charge are
very reticent, but claim to have evidence
that will lead to the conviction Of num-
Der Of men who have not yet been ar
rested. Detective GiIkinson in converse
ton with a reporter this morning said
"a leading tailor solicited al interview
with me yesterday, saying he thought
he was making up some stolen goods
for treinmen. l went down and
found a pair of pantaloOns that he had
Just completed for John KerkwOod, who
is under arrest. The goods were stolen
from a train. He had made suits tor
others also under arrest.''
Officers who left here yesterday csptur-
ed Joseph Stephenson and John Smith,
two more of the alleged thieves, at
Beaver Falls There is more or less con-
fdence expressed among the friends OF
the imprisoned men that not enough evil
dence can be procured to secure con-
giCtiOn, but there will be an abundance
of witnesses at any rate. Detective
Gtlkerson said fully six hundred wit
nesses would be subp6naed, coming from
all parts of the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-15

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 1.-THE awards
of contracts for supplying beef to the va
rious Indian agencies was made by the
commissioner this afternoon. The bids
range from to Is per cent. lower than
those of last year, which will result in q
saw @ of fully $50, 900 to the government.
John N. Simpson of Texas gets the con-
tracts for the Rose Bud agency, $500, 900
pounds gross, also for the Lower Brule
agency, 1.15O, 600 pounds; William A.
Paxton, Pine Ridge agency, $500,
900 pounds; Thomas c. Powers,
Standing Rock agency, $4,000 pounds;
D. R. Flint, Cheyenne and Arapahoe
agency, 100000 pounds, and the same
quantity tor the Kiowa, ComaDche and
Wichita agency; Joseph L. Smith, the
Cheyenne River agency, 2, $50, 900 pounds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-15
DALLAS.
The Trial of Henry on a Charge of Muir
der-FOrfeited His Bond.

The Trial of Henry on a Charge of Muir.
der-FOrfeited His Bond.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, April 1.-THE trial OF
Henry, the wife murderer, begun this
afternoon. Henry's stateme hts are that
he saw his wife and Hunter Farrell lying
on the bed; that the doors were locked
that he fred one shot at Farrell, who also
shot at him; that he dropped his pistol
and it went off, thus accounting for the
two empty chambers, and tending to i'm
ply that the fatal shot was either from
Farrell's pistol or his own when it fell.
The most important testimony was that
of G. F. CrutCher, who heard q shot in
side the house and saw HenIy coming out
with his wife clinging to HIM; saw him
attempt to shoot her, and saw him fire
the fatal shot when she was standing q
few feet away.
The evidence thus far substantiates the
general impression made and the dying
statements Of the woman.
In the District court this afternoon the
case of NJ. Donahoe, under $500 for
stebbing Hugh Blakeney several months
ago was called. DonahOe was not on
hand and the bond was ordered forfeited.
Later in the evening Donahoe was found
ard rearrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-15

LIE OIL TRUST.

The Attorney-Gencral of Louisiana Moves
Against tho Monopoly.
SpeCia! 10 the Gazette.
New ORLEANS, La, April 14.-Attor-
ney- General Cunningham, on behalf Of
the state Of Louisiana, entered suit to-
day in the Civil District court against the
American Cotton Seed Oil Trust, and ali
agents and representatives, in Louisiana.
Mr.. Cunningham declares that the COM
pany is an illegal, immoral and corrupt
ASSOCIATION, the objects and aim Of which
are in Contraveption of the constitution
and laws of the state, and that it Is guilty
Of uSurpatiOn in this that it illegally ex-
ercises the franchises Of g corporation,
whereas it has never been incorporated.
After reCiting the story of its origin, of
how the company crushed out ell OppOsi-
ton and finally secured control of
great majority of all the
cotton seed oil mills in the south, the
Attorney General declares that the trust
is q gigantic monopoly operated against
the public interest, that 1t has by fraudu-
lent oils deprecated the value Of cotton
seed Sc to IS per ton snd issued in Lou
iSiana fictitious stock to the extent Of
81, 900, 900, for all of which reasons he
asks that it be suppressed and destroyed,
it's agents here eujoined from entering
into any con .raCt for 1t, and a receiver
appointed to take charge of its property
and business. The oil trust owns every
cotton seed oil mill IN Louisiana and has
as yet complete monopoly of the field
here, but an opposition oil mill is now in
coLrses of construction and will begin
business in the fall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-15
A Confederate Monument.

RICHMOND, Va, April l4.-On July 3,
the twenty fourth anniversary of the
battle of Gettysburg, the survivors of
Pickett's Virginia Division, which took
such s conspicuous part in that conflict,
will erect monument to mark the point
where they made the most gallant charge
of any Confederate command during the
war. 1t is to be erected near Ziegler's
Grove cemetery ridge, near the fancy
town road, and is to indicate the point
where their division pierced the federal
lines. The base of the monument will
bear the following inscription: "They
did all that men could do. General
Lee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-15
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Papers on the Canadian Fisheries
Question TO be Laid Before the
Dominion Parliament.
England Has No Intention 0g Making an
Attack on UaYti-The Indemnity
Demanded Reduced.
The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain Nor
tally Offonds the ScotChmeu White
Stamping for tho Grimes Bill.
{ anadR.
THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT MEET

THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT MEETS.
OTTAWA, ONT, April 1.-THE Do
miniOn Parliament opened to-day. The
Governor-GenaraI in his speech from the
throne, congratulated Parliament on the
general prosperity Of the country and on
the prospect of the coming season of
peace AMI progress. The Queen'siiubilee
was referred TO and ner Ma iesty was con-
graduated on having reached the fiftieth
anniversary of her reign. Referring to
the fisheries question, his eXcellency said
negotiations between England aud the
United States on the fisheries question,
in which this government has been fully
informed and consulted, are still in pro-
gress and will we nope result in arrange
ments honorable and satisfactory to both
nations. Papers on this subject will be
laid before you.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-15
GALVESTON.

State Underwriters Association-G. A. h
Encampment-shorU OF Water.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, April 1.-THE
State Underwriters Association con,
Guided its session to-day and adjourned
Only routine matters were acted upon,
The following officers were elected fol
the ensuing year: President, J. NJ. Cot
ton Of Houston; vice-president, A. Ken.
nison of Galveston; secretary, A. G
Campbell of Austin.
The Grand Army of the Republic en-
campmeDt will open on the 2lst. Gen.
eral Stanley and staff will attend the
Grand Army of the Republic encampment
The drouth has reached Galveston
Many households are sparingly using the
little water remaining in cisterns, and ii
the drouth continues many days longer
there will be a small water famine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-15

The .Attorney-Gencral OF Louisiana Moves
Against tho Monopoly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-15

Continued on Firth Page.
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HEADACHE!
SICK HE AID a CHE.
DEAR BRO. MEEK,
Editor Central Methodist,
CatlettsbuEg, Ky,

EuIIOr JEnEraI Meth4dIst,
Catlettsburg, KY.
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thereby, ana l UeHeye curas-. / have been
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could get and never found any thing to do N
any good unLiIIused simmons Liver Regulator.
1t, and l have not had Sick iea dache since,
and I never used but two and half pack
ages of the Regulator. l sent my sisteF, who
had from one to two attacks or Sick HepEache
every week, one half of package, and she mas
not halIt since Ifeel for anyone who suffers
with that terrible disease, and I nope you VIII
give It trial" G.. s. MORRIS,
Brownsville, W. Va.
Demand the trademark W IN red on front Of
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-15

WASHINGTON, April IA plan is
being prepared at the Navy Department
fer the establishment of q naval reserve
or volunteer navy somewhat on the style
of the British naval reserve. 1t is under
stood that the yacht clubs along the
coast are greatly in favor of the scheme
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FROM NORTH TO SOUTH.
should auld Acquaintance be Fdrgot'
Remembered Kindness.


1t will be remembered that when the
Supreme Council OF the Royal Arcanum
met in Richmond in May, 1883, that
many Of the representatives We're accom-
panied by their wives A number of
these were the recipients of attentions
and Inequalities from Captain and Mr.,
William James Epps
Mr., Epps ha, been am active worker
In behalf of the Bazaar Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. and some
time since She wrote 10 some Of the ladies'
whose addresses she had. soliciting con
tributions for the Bazaar
She received a number of responses
and acknowledgements are hereby made
tO the following Mrs dr. Wright
Allegheny City Penn. Mrs Dr. Stead
man. Jamaica Plains. Mass Mrs. Skinner.
Wesifeld. y s.. Mrs 4 G. Tuppe. Bal
timore, and Ms " y Collins. Wash.
ingtOn
The contributions embraced many u,e-
tul valuable and handsome articles, and
were priced fan above their intrinsic
value from their association
All the letters spoke in Che hiude,t
terms of Richmond and It's people. and
expressed the greatest wish for The sue
cess of the Bazaar and Tor the continued
prosperity of al Richmond enterprises
Richmond has done much In various
ways t0 bring about % complete recon
Citation Of the sections. and in obi, labor
of I0Ye her lovely women have taken uo
incou-idemb.e part
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ON THE BICYCLE,
Th. ontIook in Richmond sport IN FRO
spectiVc for the summer season.

spectiNe for the summer season.
will not be looking very far ahead
when Richmond viii have what The best
society I'm all large towns patrOnize-i. e.
handsome bicycle clubhouse Bicycling
a- "a sport is most fascinating AN ever
saldled horse that eats nothing, ana re-
ouircs little or no care, driver, footman,
and passenger AN I'm one. besides being "a
most commendablc exercise makes % The
mar excellence of pastime and rccrea ION.
The tandem form OF tricycle. s lhe
newest wrinkle and is "a perfect success, a,
road machine. There are samples oil
almost every STYLE of bicycle known, no
Richmond. hut the ordinary crank ma-
chine is the most popular \ Local dealer
has a large warr-r0om devoted t0 moth
inc but the sale of bicycles tricycles. etc.
and carries stock of fifty Of the finest
machines 4 riding school and repair
shop on ihc same premises make this as.
adjustment as complete "a, any Do me
country Several touring parties Will
leave here in the early ummcr The val.
lev pike seems 10 Dee the objective point
tbc attractions of which are NOT uniamil
ian to Whccmcn hut are NOT %, we'll
known and appreciated as iney
.houN hc Were. however. the
merits ol the roads and the charms,
scenic and HISTORICAL of the country.
a- we'll blW0ued n the pres, a- are
those of some other regions of far mlc-
rior claims. the single CYCLES would gro"
40 once into couples and the couples into
dozens Assuming that The eAcursloni,l
has reached ~fauutOu here DE strikes ilr
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fOOTIIGHT FLASHES.
What viii Amuse t--Musical Mention
and Dramatic Doings- Mozart Academy.

Beginning next Thursday at the matt
nee the celebrated comedian, Neil Bur
CESS, appears at Mozart Academy in the
great play, Vim. He will have the best
support Speaking Of this play, recently
the Washington N0t0nal Repp5lr1n said
To say that the audience az Ford was
amused beyond measure last night with
Neil Burgess and Vim. would not fully
express the fact The house was filled
with people and the people with laughter.
The play instead of being called Vim
might as well be called Laugh, and ii
owes much Of this TO the central char
actcr Mr. Burgess rs Tryphena Puffy
He Is natural. realistic. even artistic. For
pure, simple. uproarious, side splitting
fun nothing in Washington has ever sur
passed Vim. - Reppjtc1u, October 23
Vim should DE greeted by fun houses at
each performance.
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CITY ITEMS
.,..y xorrs GATHERED H' '"'
TIMES" REPORTERS

.,-,.sc.oe. Tootlight Iiash"~
m, nooming bicycle H'"''," "| ,''i','.
INK. The DcDt cou'mi''io" " 1,'. nIn
NIX oid ~chooimas'cr' The cd"
r.nnion Ten Hours for I'm
ns c'.'S special souda, service, Waiter
Nor Material. aud Miscellaneous
,n,.r,.,ing Incident. r'c"'ii"l '"''
r,,l.dn D., rcrsc,ering i'"'"-
FHsHsIs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-24

The following cases were disposed of
yesterday
Jackson smith .coiorrdl charged with
being yagrant Ordered tO leave town
i'm tWentyf0ur hour.
Betty Jones lcoloredl, drunk and disor-
DERBY Fined s..
" " Coldwell and Charles Oiey
drunk Fined - each
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sick Headache

cured and lis return prevented by the Use
OF d.. DaNl- Vegetable Liver Pills. A. tAl,
remedy has been thoroughly tested by num-
beers of our best people. containing as DO does
none but vegetable ingredients. 10 should com
mend itself o. all sufferers with this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild I'D action, these
pills can bee taken by both the weak and the
strong. Price. - cents box Of - Pills htc
boxes fOr 81.
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BREVITIES.
PERsoNALPARAGRA MINOR MEN
IION. ANDLOCAL LACONICs.

served Up in Condenser snap" About
Folks You Know. aud Interesting Item,
Happily and Hastily hit.
Range Of thermometer al Spence. Ty-
zee * Co.'S shoe house, SO East Broad
street. April 23d. 1887: 9 am, co., -
M, 80. 3 pm, 5G'; q pm, ~.
Matters were brisk and lively around
the City Hall Dot Yesterday.
Captain W. g. Harvey IT.. has just re-
turned from an extensive Southern trip.
Ford's Hotel is being refurnished. and
minor other Improvements are being
made
Mr. ID Blick of Norfolk "a promi-
nent benevolent oidcr man was in the
city yesterday
Rev. VI. Baxter IS announced tO deliver
three disc0ur-es al the Norfolk Academy
of Music to-day
II. II Smith, of Hanover county. has
obtained employment in the Government
printing office Washington
Grand Chancellor of the knights of
Pythias, Thomas y. \imel~ou. of Ports
mouth, was in Richmond yesterday
Nr.J p. Ford and wife. of 'hicago
and Mr. Bernard Bosch Seneca Falls n
\ . were registered at Forl- yesterday.
The excavation for thc street railway
extension was being made yesterday on
A.bemarle street from Laurel Go Cherry
street
Mr. A. j. Ford Jr ha- returned from
q "Trip to Ih0masyilIe Ga in improved
health. and has been warmly greeted Dos
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The funeral Of Mr T. e. McDonouqh
VIII lake place from his late residence.
no"halan seat this evening at g o'clock
3he Inilcd Order of Honor. of which
deceased Was a member, will escort the
remains 10 the grave